Jaynell's Wolf

To Jay’s surprise, the alpha leant down and sniffed Kevin’s neck before letting a low growl pour from his throat. “Why don’t you come inside and I can show you where you’re going to sleep?” The large alpha wrapped an arm around Kevin and led him into the house.

Dragonspawn’s avatar is a griffin, but as far as I know, he only has one head.”

“Shh. We’ll catch whoever did this.”
“And make them pay.” He’d never heard that tone from his mate before. When Jay turned to face him, his mate’s eyes glowed with a golden fire that promised retribution.
For the first time, he realised that his beautiful lover wasn’t all about a gorgeous face and pretty magic tricks.
His mate was a dangerous man who was as much of an alpha as any wolf.

Most people forget that we were once the original bodyguards of the fey before they all died out

The two men smiled at each other. James’ phone rang at the same time as Jay’s.
Jay reached into his pocket and pulled out his cell. Thomas’ name flashed on the caller ID. Pleased, Jay snapped it open. “Hi, honey.”
There was a pause on the other end as if Thomas wasn’t sure how to take the greeting. “Hello, love. Is there a reason a dragon has nested on our roof?”

More than one tutor had told Jay that he did angelic really well.

When in doubt, work the innocent angle.

The alpha wolf stood before Jay and crossed his arms. “Would you care to explain to me why my pack house is infested with gnomes?”
At least James didn’t know about the dragon yet. “Do you not like gnomes?”

Everyone practice calling their avatar. Except you.” The professor pointed at Jay. “I don’t want to start a panic on campus. If you need to practice calling your dragon, warn me, and I’ll have the athletic field cleared.”

Jay turned to speak to the professor and was shocked to see Frank lying on the ground.
“What happened to him?”
Mallory gave him an angelic smile. “You said you wanted him to be quiet.”
Jay liked that girl more and more.